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,~ ;:,, {. its .. ; , " 4 1 t •.ti 4 • 4 4 4 1 6.4. <1 .6 1' • . 14 Z' s si0 VIAT: t 41 to • ot • 4 LP 7 ;:;i V S f , ; • • k , • •, • e . Akt 4.4•. ‘*\ yar - 2, )1 ~, ~ , k~~ :.' ~~ ~E.;1" ,' t _ ;:`,l .# r , ~..".tt•Tt , ,! • t :9"; ~~ %~~ jt~ + t~~, 4 • z4Vhcßgit '45 13 8;1)'' :1,.-;:4 i• , THURSDAI', MARCH 2, 1 dOtj. [PRICE SiXPENCS* • ORATORIO,. THEATRE' ROYAL,- HAYMARKtT. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 3, 1809, wilt be repeated the First Act of THE CREATION, w i th Two MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, .as performed on the first Night. 411 Whiett'will be intrriduced, New Sony, third time, " The lut Words of Marmon," 66 Gentic Airs," and, third tint*, PUrcell's celebrated L'antata:of , & Saul and the Witch of Endor," by Mr. Brabant. Abseil ever bright and fair," and the Duett, " My faith and truth," by Mrs. Vaughan and Master Bug ins. Aeat s i filYouritc Anthem," Hear my prayer," by Mrs. Bland anti Master Douniuset. " Pirewell ye limpid springs," and " Where-e'er you walk," by Mrs. Dickons. Several Grand Churusses. To conclude with the Coronation Anthem " God save the King." Places for this Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the not-011ice, in the Haymarket. Uoors.to be.upencd at Six alai begin at Seven. Box 6s. Pit 3 s. 6d. Six. 2S. Upper Gallery ts.--- au R --* PrICC at Niue o'Cloa. • MADAME CATALAN I'S'SIX SUBSCRIPTION ' CONCERTS. New Rooms, Hanover-square. , MADAME CATALA.&I has the honoer to ac quaint the Nobility and Gentry, that , the FIRST of her SIX suliscRIPTIoN CONCERTS will take place vss i'll,.rhtlAy Evenint the 16th of March, and be continued on the Thursday s tat owing • ajd of Marchopli awl 37th of April, 4th and May On two of the Nights Will be performed Seledions from the t)131 "" of Handel and tiatdo, in which vladame Ca talani will sing favourite Songs,. Duets, rt:.e. and on the other four Nights, Scenes, Arias, Duets, Trios, stc. from the most celebrated Italian Operas. Likewise will be introduced some of the most approved Glees of English Composers. Principal. Vocal Performers, Madame. CATALANI, Mrs. 0 MOR.A N, Mri. ASHE, Nliss HUL Hl;i, and Mrs. DI C KON S. Signor G. LANZA, Mr. VAUGHAN, .• Mr. IBELLAMY;- and Signor mrAwri:Nt.' Solo and Concerto Performers, Violin, Mr. YANIEWLeZ, riano.forte, Mr. F. LA,NZA, ViolOncello, Mr. LINDLEY, Flute s Mr ASHE, Oboe, Mr. HARRINGTON, Trench Horns, Mess rs. ' LEANDER S.. Osettestra will be under the direction of. Mr. ' A Single Subscription - Guineas. Twodittu in the saute Family - q Guineas. Three ditto, ditto . . t 2 G UitledS. The Tickets transferable in the same Family only, on be. Ittß endorsedby the Subscriber. The Concert wilt commence at N ine o' Clock 'precisely. Subscriptins are received at Mr. Yaniewices este 1100frii N n 0.49, Leicester-square, and at Mr. Birchall's,l33, Now li , orid.at rot. puattJANT to a Decree of the High Coort of Chancery, made in Cause, THONIYSON against VESI 3 OILOUC; 11, the Crediton: 'of GEORGE. DESBO-• tbrinarly• of the Island of Martinique, AKent v ittualler tor Government, and Navy Agent there, and late of t iilliter-square, in the City of London, Esq. deceased (who di e d iti London in the innnth of Ottoler, 1805), are on or before the t stn day of tyl ay next, to come in and prove their Debt,timfore 10 IIN ‘.'.AMPBELL, Esq. one of the Masters the ' 44 Court, at his Offi ce , i n S out h anipton .b u ildi ngs , b e p Y - lane, Lamin a , or i n default thereof they will ercu iptorily eitetudr.dtine benefit of the said Decree. - ~ THE DENTAL MIRROR.' THIS nevelnventiou, which 'unites Utility with Elegance. gains ground every day in the estimstion:uf the Fashionable It enabl es every P e:son i c , examin e the state of their own Tee t h i nternally, as well as externally, and to deted the slightest ap pearance of decay , which, by the timely use o f the Chevalier RIISP I NI'S Dentifrice and 'Tindure. may be speedily and cliettually removed. These Medicines, with the DENTAL NURRQR, are to be ha 9 at his House in Pall Mall. N•b. Complete Mahogany Boxes containing the Mimi'', and alt the Chevalier's Medicines. The Chevalier and his Son attend at !ionic and Abroad. as usual. TO LADIES. • SUPERIOR .NEEDLES. ri PALMER, Cutler, and ManufaCturer of Fine N.. 7, %zed Work, to the Royal Family, begs to subunit to the attention of Ladies, his I NIP RO VE D NEEDLES, \which have ()flaw been brought to great perfeaion. by re moving all doubt of a possibility or then cutting in the Eye. These Needles, fur pleasantness and •superlor excellence, are generilllY Ailowed to excel every olfired t o t h e P ublic. article of tho kind ever yet L. P. flatters himself they need only be tried to be ap- Proved. Sold in quarters or 14 Mill Cases, •coutaining an Assortment of every size. Others with t h e it lditiorrof Scissors and Bodkin. These Needles are sold without any additional charge ter this mate: hial Improvement. • A large Assortment of Palmer and Son's Portable Pens. T be had only at No: la, St. I ames's.street, Landon. GRAND S I. 4 vrif, LOTTERY. BgarNs APRIL 121 isug. Scheme contai ns Four • • o f -- r . Two of • . ttchooo T • wo - of . ,C 5,060 &c. &c: with A. ?HEE GI FT of 1,600 Tickets the First Day, and a fREE GI FT of Soo Tickets the Second Day. Whereby 11 Ticket - • may gain - tot:vice A I.'& - may gain - so,ooo A Quarter - may gain - 2j.000 An Eighth - . may gain . .14,503 , A Sixteenth . may gala . . 6,25 a f t; , ()ray iS,coo Tickets f o r Sak. . 4 ;t.antl Shares are on Safe at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. „„,„ T 4, et) N tit LL, and o, CHAKINC-CIZOSS. aiSH solicits, the Attention of the Public to , c 3 t.he SCH E.NI of the ensuing LOTTEI( Y, whis : l l b n 1444 ine s ame n u mber of Prizes and Ti c k ets as the las:, 1% , 1 1 t With an additional Bonus e,iven by the Contr:littors, 11 ch limy entitle the fortunate Itold'ers of a single Ticket or Share wan immense and incalculable Benefit. Thu firt , t-dra‘vn Prix: above Isl. ort,the First Day, will eetotitled, over and above. the Prize, to UN L THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; er And the Holder of the tireit.drawir Prize above 151. on . the Second Day, wilt also re:wive,: over arid above the Priz e , FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS, •, ‘''"cli Tickets are sealed up and deposited for securi t y i n t h e !lank of England. The No.nibero of the moo Tickers so Riven are inserted in the Schemes, which may beltad gratis at the above ()tikes, where TICKETS and Sit Alt ES are sel- . /j ag in great variety ; and as there are but £11,509 Tickets for Sale, the culler the Purchitse the better.* T. Rlgli has been remarkable for selling a prodigious numberof Capitdl Prizes ; and it is extraordinary that he sold the list 2 , 0001. th e last ar,oool. the two last 3n,a-iol. and the last Prize of Soo Whole Tickets ever drawn, all in Shares, lit 4r CORNHI IL, and 9, (MARIN i r CKCS3. k NotWitlistanding there.were Soo mu, 'Pickets for Sale In the last Lottery than ifs .this, eVay I:icket was al. though the Price was ;O. per Ticket. k s. ~ ~_ SALES, &c. CUSTOM-110 L SE, LONDON, March FOR SALE, ! By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's Cust-ms, on Tuesday the .7th, Wednes4ay, the Stli, and • Thursday the gth of March, !bog, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of the said Days, precisely, in the Long Room, Custum.house, London, THE following GOODS, which are allotted in small Quantities, for the better accommodation of the several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become Purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. East.lndia Prohibited Goods, &c. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Soy, Tea, Coffee, Cho. colate, Grocery, Gum Ammoniac, nark, and other Drugs, Glass, Tongues, Silk Hats, Linen Drapery, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Lace, Silk Stockings, Bales of 'fliro%n Siik, Gar nets, Cornelian Beads, Fans, Gongs, liombazeens, Boats. Timber, Mats, Tobacco, Snuff, Tarpaulins, Cobalt, and sundry other, oods; as mentioned in tne Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The Tarpaulins to be viewed at WyCheily's Yard, The Boats, Timber, Mats, &c. the Tobacco Ground, hoth.r. hithe, the other Goods at His Majesty's Warehouses, Custom-House; London, on Friday the 3d, Saturday the 4th, and Monday the sth of Marcit ' Masi, and on -the Days of Saie, front Nine In the Moron. ) ; to One in the Afternoon. _ Where Catalogues will be delivered. N. 13. Goofs bought at this Sale roust be paid for on or Netorc*Saturday the ajth of March, 1809, between the hours of Nine o'Clock in the MOrtinigald- Three in the Afternoon, Or the Deposits made therewl will absolutely become for feited, and the Goods re-sold at a future Sale. WORCESTERSHIRE.. • GENTEEL AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, By W. HANDY - , On Friday, the 3lst Day of March, 113a9, at the George Inn, in Bewdley, in the County ot Worcester, between the • Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, subject to' Con ditions to be then and there produced, A N Elegant and Modern-built MANSION HOUSE, in complete Repair, 'comprising a hand some Entrance-hall, Breakfast Parlour, Eating and Drawing rooms, of good dimensions, excellent Bed-chambers, QUA At tics, Servants'-hall, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, and spacious vaulted Collaring, with Coach-house, Stable, numerous and convenient Offices, Lawn," Gardens, Shrub. bares, and upwards of seven Acres ot excellent Pasture Land, Tithe-free, nearly surrounding the Mansion, late the residence and property us Mr. lames Brasier, dee - eased. The ah9ve.Preinises arc Crown Lands, held by an under, Lease for the remainder of a Term of which 3; years were' unexpired at Nliehaelmas last, at a reserved Kent of 241. and in which Lease is contahmi it covenant for a Grant of such further Estate or Tertr4 as the principal Lessee (who, as as such, is entitled to the Manor of Bewdley, with extensive Demesne Lands and Estates, of which the above tortn a part) may obtain 'foul the Crown, on or bctbre the expiration of the present Lease. Tilt House opleasantly; situated near the town of Bewd ley, in, a ileighboutluxid wnere a pack ot Fox Hounds and two Paolts ot Harriers are regulacly-hunicit—contlguous to the beautiful and much adinired Walks of Winterdyne, cum manding in front a view of the river Severn, and funning al.. together a must.desirable object frit a Family of respectabi- . Litywisbing,to possess a rssittence combiniq the beauties of the country, with.the adventages of a lowa. Also, tiller undivided fourth Parts ot, and in two Freehold Pieces of very rich and produitive MeadoW Land; adjoining the above Preinises, called the Sold' . Mill Meadows, and containing in the whole, by adineasurement,.4 Acres. i Rood and 4 Perches. • ' Immediate possession may be had of the whole of the above Prinises; an.: ter a view of the same, apply to Mr. Bury, Attorney fit . Law,, Bewdley ; and tor turtherparticulars to hint, or ihe Atietioneer, Forc-gate-stieef, Worcester. 11/Y Messrs. LEIGH- and- Co.. Surgeons on the strictest principle's of integrity. the Complaints arising front Debility, and those contfatted in an unguarded hour, - are radically, .speedily, and etleaually Cured. without that danger which is caused by those Practitioner's who have not soecu.liarly . directed their. studies to Iltiskanch. The experience of to yeats in this liouse is a criterion of.. surriority, and in every Case the Tenni are plainly stated on the firs; interview, or in answer, to Loners containing a Two Pound Mote. , No. 39, Arundel-,soceL Ftb. is, iS 9. IVIONF,V NTOI)LEIVIEN, GENTi;,EMEN, Szt. are re l. 61 1 0 11 '411y informed, they may be supplistl with Money to any ainount, on terms equal to MOrtgage, muted on Freehold, Copyhold, Lea.sehold Land.or Houses, Money, in the Funds, Mai riage Settlernents,Widows' lointutes, Clergy. men's Livings, or any other Property. Pinions sifiespeetabi lity may be ,supplied on their personal Security only. Gen tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post paid) addressed• to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, South-street, Berkeley-square.: • -PATENT TRAVELLING HAIR CAI'S. - In nis Very useful Invention- is entirely new, and particularly well adapted for Officers in the Army and Navy, and . ..IZravellers gguelal, Who arc obliged to wear either a Welch Wig or Night Cap, whlc', from their' unhandsome or-sunward appearance, parsons are under the necessity of ttfro*Mg off when alighting from the car riage, ikc. . 'the Traveller's Hair Cap, now recommended to the at , tention or the - Public, possesses every comfort of the turnao*, with the appearance or a curled Head of Hair, and, front its peculi;:tr elattieity, sits pettedly close to the head, with out any soft of Sprtnis whatever, and cannot be put nut a. order. The Bair Caps are equal It c.:nvenient for the Ladies. They may be had Of the Inventots, Messrs. ROBINSON and 11.01.N1 ES, No. ll' Esse x ' street t h Perulte-m trit ct. akers to their troyii. n.i;litiesset the rrince of Wales, Duke of Clarence , and to th e 'Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Price One G C 4 Cil• • Considerable allowance made t Retailers. All Sailors, and Travellers by Sea, will-find incredible ad vantage from the use of the. 11.4 Caps; I utii;4.+: and Gen tlemen of the tlar who constantly at-tend the Circuits, will derive much Imielit front them. : . Day vvas published, A Ncw Edition,. in Ittival Qnarto alert inperral Deatio, of THE OHL Elki FAA. 1.1L1.11 SPORTS. Dedicated, by Permission, and under the immediate Patron age of' his Nlajesty ; their Roy Highti6ses the Prince ur WAICS and the Duke ur York ; the Hon. Cottit •or tura. the East ii,die kc. ; embellished by sps Engravings, from Designs by Will immun, exc by Rowlett; engraved under the din-ction of E. Orme, 14 114 printed in a cupcnor any Iv by W.. C. It. Tw° handsome Volt. Royal Quarto; price five Guineas, and I Mileti4l Oetavo Three (, uiticas, extra boards ; .toriiiirg ACOMPLETE DESCRIPTION of the WILD SPORTS of the EAST, and Natural History 61 the Elephant, Wilting:ems. • rlgisr• Leopard, bear, Deer, isultalo, Wolf, Wild Frog, Inekall, Wild Jog, the Civet, and most other undomesticated A nima Is. —A It o- the Feat betted C, attic. Fishes and Serpents. I inerspersed•with a variety of interest. ing Anecdotes relative to their habits. trlic Scenery gives a faithful representation of that Piduresouc Cuutitty ; the Manners and Culitoinis of the Native and Etirope.m Inhabi tant*. • • By CAPT. THOMAS WILLIAMSON, Upwatils of Twenty Years Resident i n lkng.ci. I.tmduit: Prniteal tin' E. Ortne„thatid,street ; .8. Crosby and itationerst-court ; W. Miller, Albeinarte-street ; :tat Co. Icatictiltatl•ottot • • ADA ikal4 tejtiiiitao „WA • sellers. TR4A'POR.r. oFfICE, 24, 1809. rrHt COMMISSIONERS jar Conduaing His MAyESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, far taking Care 'of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Curtody of Pei:or:err of War, do hereby give Notice, That Mey will be ready, at this Office, on Tiredly the 14th March, 1809, to receive realed Tender:, and treat with inch Person: LIS mqy he willing to contraa fir rupXyiregClo:ithing,viz. J ACKETS, WAIST COATS, and TKOWSERS, for Pritoners of IKtr in Health for Twelve Month: Certain from the sth tBc9. No Tender will be received after One o'Cluk on the Dty of Treaty, nor any noticed uttlersthePartr, or an /km for him, f cc. .101141 . 1, attend. Each Tender nort.it be accompanied by g Letter from two respearble Perron:, engaging to become bound With the Person tendering, in the Sum of 200.1. for the due Performance of the Cwti•aa. Farther l'articulars may beknown,..ind Samples term, A,' ap. pfying at this o.l(ice. This Day was published, In One Volume Foolscap 850. price Bs, , ht boards, : f ir HE CIIITER; in Five Lectures upon, the Art.and Praaice of Cutting. • Leaure I.—lntrodudtion and befinitions. 11.—Art of Cutting Acquaintances. • I I I.—Art of Cutting 1 7 flt;ilCIS. I V.—Art of Cutting Relations. _ V. 77 -First Lines for the Ladies. _ _ _ Illustrated with 'coloured Plates, desioed.and etched by 1. A. Atkinson, Esl. Printed for l.iines Carpenter, Old llond•street. Where inaibe had, Oddities and Outlinet , , in z vols. price cos. in boards, DR. TRUSLER'S ELEMENTARY BOOKS. Catalogues gratis, At No. 3, Paternoster-row. ACOMPENDIUM of USEFUL KNOW • LE DG E.. Persons acquainted with its Contents will be able to convers; on all general topics. Ss. 6d. bound. Ditto of Sacred History, 2 vols. tar. 6d. Question and Answer ; from Stackhouse. Proverbs Exemplified, in so Cuts, teaching Morality. 4s. Principles of,Politeness for both Sexes, ,3s. 6d. - A System of Etiquette. as 61. 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To be continued quarterly. •,„* Besides a variety of Papers in every department of ,Science and of the Arts and a Preliminary Discourse, giving a view of a natural System of Universal Science, this Num ber eontains, under the head of Metaphysics, a refutation of the Ideal System of Berkeley-under the head of General Physics, the Bakerian Lecture. and a Refutation of the New ta:u in Hypothesis of Light and Colours--under the head of particular Physics, 'an Origitial Theory of Phonics, hear ing, P.e and some recent Discoveries respeeling the anatomy of the Ear -under the head of Literature, an enunciation and illustration of an original and universally applicable principle of Literary .Composition, in which it is shewn that the finest passages of our most celebrated orators may be tin. proved by its use, the examplas, being from the speeches of Pitt. Fox, Grattan, Cumin ' and Mackintosh-under the head of Morals, a Theory of Moral Happiness-and, under the head Of Politics, a view of the history of the preceding Quarter, with Political Relleitions- and a Critical Analy sts of the system of Machiavelli. The i'apers on the Arts also are nitmerous and interesting.' ' The plan of this Work is to involve the objetits of all the detached Periodical lourrals and Reviews, anti to give a clear view of the progress of - all the Sciences end arts during the respective periods. . The Political Department of this Work will always be a prominent one, and will, in its spirit, be equally remote from the frenzy of lacobinisin, and the imbecility of uuqualified Arist:ctacy. RENOVATLD 11EALT11. - T ,bas been too frequently thesubjett of just and A general reprnhation,that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have olti:red - them Selves as candidates for public patronage in the praession of physic. Fort he purpose of doing Justice to the result of our studies and experience, end to pry/emus front being CiaSSCti among those empiricswhose iinprudent pretensione.heve, 'Nifty tunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit. tri the liberal and enlightened a faithfitt statement of our pursuits and ac:. quireineets. Aker having receivecra regular nir k aical educe. 11011 as the pupils of Messrs. t: Mated and 'Meani e -whose ledures and practice we carefully attended,, as, professors and surgeons of the London Hospital we entered ourselves as tiodents.in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of-EtlinbUrels,; anti Were instruaed in•the chili:tent brenche.s of anatomy, 'surgery„ the theory-and lapractice of physic,- chemistry, midwifery, botany, ere. dec. y these eminent professors, Drs. Munro. t:regory,..Elack, !lam' Iton, Dunganand m kutliertoril. We trust we shall riot bedeviled presumptuous in saying that our proficiency anti actillinNUClnti are not inconeiderable. l'U tor a lung series of years made Venereal Complaints, anti the various diseases of , Debility, the particular objeet ot our studies anti pradice, it will, .we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of Ow treatment and 'cure. In slight and remit cases ol infeCtion a perfeet rereste - thlishinent is completed in the shaft period of two days ; and in these of the utmost in veteracy, where other praetitionere.have filled of success a u .proper perseverance:hi our plan of eenneet ensures to the. patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are, the elleets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of btu It sexes, time ale , atime .more ..ilariniti e ; or 'mire ei s tressu i g those. deficiencies and. debilities wheli .queutly . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. 'ro sum h pe: soles it must be a consolation- to know that they illay1:0M, 'by a new and infallible mode et treatineer, be MtOrelfto that great et or all human bleseiegs, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of. debility, (ruin whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal'infeelion, we marbeconsulted by.petients in either. sex with the great est se c r ecy and honour. Hours of coneoltution at litime from ten to three, and ftorn 6 in the.evening till to at night. Patients in the •country eterequested to state theparticu, lars of their case, age, end general habit of living, &c. &c. in. closing a remittance for lilvice and medicines, when the same will be given, orient in ally part of the kingdom.' To ensti re that secrecy so eSsei fiat to our undertaking, the postage el letters +nay be added to the account tor medicines. CURRIE anti Cu. .Surgeons, No. te7.: Hettowlartien. •Irr Messrs. Clitlle and Co. • have CertitiCatee. from the above respettable Nitfesstirs of London and Editiblirgh, 01 the diligerwe, skill, and humanity, with winch ihey per. terneet the thitigs .assigned them during the Wilt they ate tended their 'Lettoris aiid IMPERINL PARLIANIgNT: HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY ) MANCH I. Counsel were 'heard in the Appeal Pemberton v: Ones: Deferred. for further consideration till Friday next. The Irish Militia Transfer Bill went thrOugh the Committee, and mi ordered to b reported. Captain Drummond was ordered to attend to morrow on Ctinpbell's Lord Mu LG RAva prevented ,a return:. of „the amount of the Transports,employed in conveying to Spain and—Portugal the - troops,. artillery, siorei, money, &c. which bad beets, sent to these countries. Ordered to lie on til t i table,. and to be I)ou:ed.. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMOAS. WEDNESDAY, On the motion of Mr. Alclernirm Co snit, the Committee of last Session, to consider of the pro priety of contioning . the. Stino4y, toll' at 131seki . ...itfa Bridge, revived.. Greg on's Divoice Bill went through a Cont.. mittee, in which-Counsel and evidence were heard; The Report to be received to-rnorrow.' • The Irish flank Note Bill. was read' e third time; and passed. . . Mr. GIIATTAN obtained leave to .orttig in a. zit fur the relief of the Insolvent Debtors in`lreland. Mr. FosTun brought in a Bill to tillow'a.bounty on the importation of flax seed into Ireland, 01151 to make certain regulations, in the linen manufatturr, Read a first time, and ordered to be read a sectmul time to-morrow. On the motion of Mr. 'Foi-rntt, au Account was". ordered to be laid bekte the House of.ills! quantity of Corn exported and imported . betwoeu Great Britain and Ireland, in the year ending the btil o - January, 1809. Mr. AstmeY COOPER brought in a .13111 to con firm articles, of agreement for exchanging,land tween hi 4 Majesty and S. Whitbread, Esq. in the Parish of Purlleet, in the county of Eisex.--Atead, a tirst time, and ordered to be read a second to-morrow. SPAIN. 'Lord CASTLEMAGH presented the Correspond.. ence between himself and Sir T. Dyer.—Ordered to be printed. COMMITTEE OF STIFFLY, The several Accounts presented Co the House re. speaing Exchequer Bills, outstanding and unpro, , vided for, and respeeting . the. LOyalty. Loan; having been referred to the Committee of Supply,. the House resolved itself into the Committee, in which it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Huskisson, that a sum not exceeding Five Mttiions be granted to his Majesty, for the payment of Exehever Bills out standing and unprovided for; and WM a'sum not exceeding 47,501. 74. 9d: be granted to hit Majesty for the payment Of the Annuities due on the 5111 of April, 1809, on the Loyalty Loan, The House having been resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. The Account of the sum remaining to he received, out of the io millions of .War Taxes ter the last year,, having been referred to the Cotnmittee yof Ways and Mean 3, the House resolved itself i nto a Committee, in which it was resolved, on the mo tion of ' Mr. Hoskivson, that towards raising the Supply granted to his Majesty, an issue of fiye r niil lions in Exchequer' Bills, should be made, ,i n order to make good-the like auin yokto be paid 04t , o f t h e 20 millions of War Taxes, for the last Aar.- The House having been resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow, BANKRUPT LAWS. Sir SAMUEL ROAILLY rose in pursnance of his no. tice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Bankrupt Laws., Three year's agO, when be had the honour of being in office; he had submitted . to the House, a' bill on the same subjea, and on that occasion he had stated that there were many points which required correction, but which he was under the necessity of passing. over; and that all lto could then do' was, to endeavour to render the sys tem less 'deice - live, without the expe..dasion.ofmAk ing it complete. He was under the necessi t y of now stating to - the House, that the Bill for which he shonitt have the honourof movingwasofa slender complexion; that it referred to many of the evils existing in the system itf Bankrupt Laws, but that it necessarily let a'great Many others untouched. He allowed that it Was desirable altogether to abolish the present system 'and to substitute another; but he confessed that he had not the courage, and he did • not conceiver that ,be was qualified to Make this attempt, All that he could do, therefore, was to' point out to the Howie those defeaa . which it . was most imperative , upon them to remove:. The first &lea in the Ibtikrupt Laws to which he shoitld,call the :mention of the HOW, was, that although those laws prmireded on the principle that when a debtor had sttt.rendeed the whole at his property to his creditors; he should thenceforward be tree train any 'action on their part yet that - there' :tawny Pere` inittyletvae. ments to which a bankrupt .Was liable, 'after rho commission had . ended. The most mirneroas of those engagements :nose from the circumsfanceof persons who had preview:4 become sntety fel* the bankrupt. The debts of the bankrupt to such . per• sons not taking place - until after the commission, they could, consequently. net be proySW. The obvi. ous remedy for this evil .was, to enable the sureties to prove their debts under the comitilion, ptovideti they paid the sums for which they were engaged before the fin,ll dividend, ii) c t detect 'Which' it appeored expedient to remeve4riginated - in the circumstance that the assignees of a bankrupt very frequently 'availed thetnselves J.vf .the 6311kniptv$